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Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

OUR OLD FRIEND Josiah Lswden, Of
Christisns, will thank his stars when
court ends. Itis holds on much longer
and he is called as witness he will
hardly know his own nome. 1t was
hard enough for the eveniug papers to
call him Lnkens, bat for morning.
paper, In an attempt to rectify the mis-.
take. 10 call him josiah Jinklns, well
shas caps the climax. We sympRthist
.Ua.a xilsls. Los don. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
NO. 2o6 nARKET ST.,
Do ABOVE SECOND
BOYS & CHILDRENV's

W. ~<S iNhN III
we have endeavored fer a M
secure footwear for biz and Io1
with more style, good attin,
wearing qualitits at a modo,S
have succeeded. Perpleycd y y
ind 1t greatly to their intcr. y
and see our stock for this sess,
For Big Boy s-Fine Calf bn,,,
lace or sewed, sizes 3 to 81
Fine button or hook, lace s se,
to ~, for $500. w"
Fine hook lace, plain toe. Sal
and 4, for 81 80, would be 49, = /,
For Little Boys-Fine calf
hook, lace, high cut, sewed 4,
Tor goo. Fine high cut butta
lace, sizes II to ., for si.55.
For Children - Fine kid a,
high cut, button, Ph.ladelnhial
8 to l011, for 81 40
Fine Kid, springfield. butte,
sizes, 5 to ~, for $l.s5.
Fine Pebble, button, high. c,
to 10Y, for 81 20.
All the above are excellent i
and material. We guarantee
wearing qualities OF every hail
vii. say you never bought 50 .
money.
TIRE FANNY SHOE
NO. 206 MARKET SIRE
Above second,
VIZ MlNIV,iN
WILLIAM Ii. RARC
Improved ankle supporter
ankles, all sizes; can be wcrn
shoe.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

THERE SHOULD be some means by
which wheat gam blers can be reached
in this country. At the present hour q
syndicate OF large capitalists has 49, .
900 600 bushels OF wheat locked up AND
10 doing all 1t can to force up prices,
with every prospect Of success.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

Lively work among the
Manufacturers Remnants
of Hamburg Embroiceries.
Picking out, and picking
out, but there's a counter
full to Pick from and some
loaded shelves behind. L
the pieces had been a little
lc-s tie p-ices would hsys
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
TsipnhnnA Cal. Sl7
Mil,nrr.KlS tlRDth.

Htf!.5r-.RiSu SDth.
X, NTu'STEK, 0Ft
N new CASTLE COUNTY
Upon tho application OF n
ExscuirlX u Jsmts Mc0uF1.
MIR ron flup,ircd, IN SAID eoa
itis ordsrei end di;tcisd " y
lint the jXstutTii alolsssW,
xrantigg o; Ic.,ars 'ic':amen,.
sstat. Of the deceased, WV.
lrantiog thtrsoi, By CAUSING
10 TO poste.t wilma forty az
of sucn lotIcrs in sI Q! ".
places OF the county OF sSm
Inc sill reraons having dewaa
estate 70 p-esent the same .,
| Act Of q esombly in sueh eNo :.
| yidci: and al5o cause lne ~ a.
| ed within the saNe poriol , ~
| PUBLICAN. a newspaper PUN ,na
min1ton. Del, oDd 10 Do ''n
'nreo weI Given under the n
| r. a. of Once o! the Resl
| at wilmingion, II
! County a:oresaid, tao cay
written. yv.uTQY
| ,;orioE Al, roTsohe III y
| ,aainp. toe estate OF t1e ot'.
can't ~ ihe same, duly aiis:t SS,s N
d, ,fn or be before spr.l .tih; !. i IS -
Act Of Assembly Ii az Nv ia
yided.
Address. Wilnin'toh' wv
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

THE FREE TRADERS will now hav
to take Russia In hand and teach he
that she doesn't know what 10 best TO
her own interests Russia has resolves
to increase the tariff on imported iro
and steel,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
FOR SALE.
100000 100

CERTIFICATES Of Indebted
NESS Excelsior Loan
Association,
In amounts ranging from 5000
to $4,000, bearing 5 per cent.
interest, payable half yearly.
We offer the above as q safe
and desirable investment, and
can recommend Thorn as first
class in every respect.
HAWKINS O. Co.,
mic, 18,20,21 712 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

NOTIOx-jN COMPLIANCE WITH
~ the provisions and requirements of an
act Of tho General Assembly Of toe
N arch IA, 1873. or tit led IAN Act Concern
ing Private Corporations" notice Is her eby
given that certificate OF Incorporation, for
q company to be known as 1.-THE MatheI
Bleaching system and Kier Compsny,'
10 o'clock a. m, be presented at Ohaubers,
In Wilmington, to tho Honorable Ig.
nstius y. Grub, Associate Judge Of
tho Superior Court Of the state Of Delaware
In and for New Caetle County. for his ap.
prevail. BATES & HARhlN4TON,
mlI-iOs Attorneys for Incorporators.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
WANAMAK ER'1

oSA AAe
Floor linen, Pocket-linen,
Toilet.linen, Kitchen-linen,
Dress.linen, Shirt-linen, from
every Linen-land under the
sun.
Snowy-white linen bleach
ed upon green grass, under
clear skies. Linens dyed
with colors bright and true.
Fantastic decorations twisted
out Ct Handkerchiels and
Towels; great piles of piece
Linens in their neat brown
paper jackets, just as they
came from the cases that
brought them over the sea;
pyramids of Linens mount
ing high in the air, glass
cases full of the daintiest
things in Linen.
These are'the things that
you may see as you enter
the Arcade by the Chestnut
street door and pass down
the main aisle Of the Store.
. This is for the day, the
week, a Linen Store. We
, have pulled our Linens to-
,, gether and set them up
. where they can be seen.
o We want to realize our
d Linens. Unless we do you
: zoon't. We want you tc
!. realize our Linens; if you
q don't you won't buy.
81 The Store policy is work
p ing out on Linens. It's {
n great illustration. Here'I
= Mr.. Irwin, just off thu
= steamer. Here's the stuf
IL he's been sending during
is the months of absence. You
VI broker, your commissionaire
RI He touches the springs o
70 Linen supply and Linen
ir come straight to the con
~ sumner.
Il You buy that 12a cen
rs is Towel. Why isn't it 1
on cents or 20? Because
sls was sought for and got. S
al; of every other thing.
ID, Handkerchiefs. Mems 3.
s ,d hemstitched, printed, Frenc
to designs, 20 cents, from 2
the Mems ga, colored wove
borders, 81 a dozen, fro
,ss- $3.50. Ladies initiated ar
Irss hemstitched, S1.2o a doze
t. the e from $3.50. Ladies', tuck'
has and hemstisched, IS Ger
a,a d, each, from 25. Ladie
aud white, hemstitcaed, lac
'U ,oe edged, IS cents, from IS.
; in Pillow-case Linens, 40,4
lf in As, SO and 81 in. vic
$50 Specially selected; manuf'
, pot turers' guarantee and OF
e.- that they are sound and p
% a D. feet. 40 cents to 81 a va
st be French Sl,eeting Line
will will ga in. wide; undressed, Il
lu.s' to look at, but washing
for a proves it a third, soft
go to fuller, better. We shov
sample sheet. Is cents
Yards Yard.
> per 100 inch (12-4) LIZ
yea. year Sheeting. Irish make, sn
vents. white "needle finish," ST
' ssns and $1.35. AS the mar
nslly goes worth $3.50 and 81.
from Butchers Linen unblea
rail- ed, heavy. soft finish,
'I .sIs cents; usually IS.
,raph And SO on; wherever
Which see our Linens the price
q ard Tells SUCH eloiy dS
1, !, ore re never told on like go
I'D OF before.
, pre-
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

1,lSs Prize amounting t,........ 900
FOR Club Rstts. or any iur'hsr ~ fcrna
ton apply to the unheTs,gn,d. }Orr rama
writicg must DO distinct and "ignature
plain. Mere rspid return mail Geiiyory
will Ds assured ny your enclosing an Epvsi.
opo bearing Jour tull s6crs's.
SEND fUSrAA NOTES, EAPRf SIS
Wooev Orders. or View YORK. ExfbAuss
In ordinary letter. Currency oy express,
lat our expe3oe) addressed
III. A. DAUPHIN,
Now Orloana, In.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

DIR. WILBUR has adopted this plan:
That he will charge nothing for ad-
vice, consultation or treatment
until the patient pronOunces
himself we'll,
The only charge being made ls for medi.
cine used during the treatment.
DIR. WILBUR, spECIALIsT,
Treats successfully chronic and long
standing diseases, as those OF the Head.
Thront and Lungs, Liver, Kidney and
Heart Complaints; inveserate diseases
of the Stomach thu. have deaed all 9th.
CT methods; those fearful diseases of the
nervous system, arising from whatever
causes: Scrofula Dropsy, Paraly SIS, Fits,
Fever Sores, Contracted Cords, Eularg.
ed and Stiff joints, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia. Soieutiea, Bone Deformation.
Salt Rheum, Ervsipelas, Scald Head,
Ill-COnditioned Ulcers, Nasal Poly pue,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, Winter
Coughs, Chronic Diafrb9 and Diabe-
ties. All may be cured by this wonder
ful system If not too far advanced
Bone diseases cured when all other met
hods have failed.
Ladies' who are suffering with com
| plants peculiar to their Eek can consul
the doctor with every assn rance o
speedy relief and permanent cure, with
out subj letting them TO the embarrassing
procedure OF examination, which II
ninc cases out Of ten 10 unnecessary
The Doctor particularly invites al
cases that have been given up by Othe
phyticinps.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

N1UTIOE.-I WILL COMMENCE On
~ MONDAY, april 18th, to regulate
seal and stamp all weignte and measures
used in Now Castle County, this year. AL
worg left az Kyle's Ninth and King s:reots
or ut my residence, :lls6 Poplar street, vii
% inptop, Will receive prompt attention.
JAtNiB DEAKYNE
Regulator Of Weights and Measuree.
R-23 6m, cod
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

Consultation and Examination Free.
Office hours from 10 q. no. till 9p M
Positively no patients seen On Sun
day.
Tumors and Cancers removed with
out pain or the use of knife.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

CE-WORKINGMENS LOAN AS
Nv ISOLATION is now issuing a new series
OF stock, tirst paymeet due May 20. This as
ISOLATION is live and active aud is making
money. J. "A. HOFFEOKER. JR
GEu. y. MARKS, President,
Secretary. A-ulst
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

NOTIOE-3Oo SHAKES NEW SERIES
~ Mechanics Building Loan Stock ust
Issued and for sale. First payment on the
second Tuesday In May. All applications
All French street, will receive prompt atten.
ton. a22-eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
NToTICE-wE HAvEoN HAND A

IN full supply of dissolved phosphate fol
bowers, pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
round bone for chickens, pure ground bone
for grape vines. &C. in s, 10, Is and 50 pound
bags. Manufactured by j. A. Ora NSTON
Company, 1903 King street and Newport, Del.
Milf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

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k1l.n l,,
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fstte. E|
F0lGusrap|
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

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Hsti.g.l
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Grand Semi-Annual Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, June IA, 1887,
%. 900 Tickets at Twenty DO,isrs eAch
Halves GlO; Quarters SIS; Tenths Sc;
Twent.etns 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07

President Cleveland is swinging
around the circle. In his travels we
hope he will gain a moro extended
knowledge of the west than what he
Las heretofore had. OF his seven
present cabinet officers only one is.
west Of the Atlantic states in the north.
HALF of the population of the United
States is represented by hut one cabi-
net officer. We hope the president
viii be convinced of tie ;niusii~c done
to the most potrioiss portion "a til.
United States h.y dcpriying them of
jast representation i'll counciis OF h.
administration. ile democratic part
has men OF ability iu the west tia
would al m any position i'll the cab;
ret, and change would show Lette.
craftsmanship and be conducive to iii,
better administration OF some OF til
government. Tic Secretary OF tile In
terror and Commissioner o. the Gene;
al Land Office should cone west Of liz,
Missouri River.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07

It is a curious fact that a large por-
ton of foreigners seek this country for
freedom from oppression and tyranv.
but with a miscenception as to the mole
in which American freedom is aa1A.
istered. To those who have become
familiarized in the workings of a, free
government like the United States. it
is all that any mortal who has M ounce
of brains (Which is properly lccated,)
desires. But there are some who are so
constructed as to believe If one man
has the good fortune to possess himself
of more of this worlds goods than his
neighbor, he should whack up. This
might work all right in an insane asy.
lum. but it cannot be governed system
aticly in this country. with all ITS boast
ed freedom. Her Most mist have a
peculiar conception of what just laws
must he to use his Voice in stirring up
insurrection against the Just decision of
the peoples tribunal, III conde,ning
treason and anarchy. Such men cam
not bear freedom and prosperity. but
must initiate like an adder and blow
their venom. The action of the court
OF Cook County was just with the ex.
ception that it would have been more
complete had Her Most's name been
among the numo,r sent,aeel.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07

1t is 'remllire'Y whispered among q
certain few that a ~ tall giost has
been . num'1er of times lately at
TIL. lionss lss setting dam. Those
who hav. SEN it say that it makes it
appearance between the hoursof I and
3a. M. II rises from the center Of
the nond. with both hands pointing up
ward. appears W onl.rfully excited, tries
10 speak bnt does not succeed. then drop
suddenly ont of sight and for some seq
ull;aet,r. tn wt!e. appears to batter
r.bl.y agitated.- Times, (Dcadwood.l
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07
p;vs. ON A. MISSION.

1t is evident tro;n the tone OF the
press in the Ter tory that the qucs-
lion OF division will carry. at the NJ
ycnllcr election. Ly Il la.,e majority.
Fail River County slow,d cast Il unan,-
NOUS vote i'll favor OF division, occ Ply
ing as She aoes. a border position. hi.
vision will compel the opening Of tin
Sioux Reservation. which isa question
of supreme imncrtsncc to Tic ieopic
OF the Black Hills, a.a especially to
tie people of all River County.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07

The SCOTS and jeers that have been
flung at the lIave mon who lad tic
tcmcrity TO remonstla,e with the adj
ministration in their attempted acts Of
injustice. Goes rot fill the hearts of the
brave men with that patriotic fcrvor
that it did in 81 when the same adj
minlstration Shank out of power and
left the government bankrupt and dis
r,ptcd.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07

It is terribly %aggravating You know,
Tor England to craw-iish on the sub
ject Of superior mechanism. as was veri-
fed in the race between the Thistle and.
Volunteer. The examination of the hull
Of the Thistle proved that it wasn't
made to out-run the Volunteer by a
hull lot.
osubscribe for the STAR if you have
70 objections.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07
FINAL 0 NOT css.


l.ASn OFFICE AT DHsnwoop. Sept. 4. DAN., 1881.
.>rtirc is hereby gisen that the following named
settler has ilici i!.ticr Of lis intention q make
Pra,,f in slilp";t Of his claim and tia! aid
court for Fall River coln'y: u. 4. al Iiot Springs.
ID. i. ON November 18th. issi, viz:
JOHN q. RICHER. ID. :. 40. !GSi.
d; east, II. II. ".
II. names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
aud Thomas Ioll. Jt I'm Wells aud Arlington C..
all II , tsllirgs. J.: Il.
]t!,N il. WiI1rsiI,. roeietrr.
IASl,. tIii.n - ilaiv..l. D.. 1.:,It.:s, 1851.
Notice is hci.hsy given Nh, thief ll,Wing named
settler has filed m~.iicc.f his intention 10 make
Vrecf VIII te ,,as. i, foie tie clerk . the district
c,irt ( T. Fail lii: county. lals ia. at Hot
GEORGE /. GIBSON,
and Sc, sws.. sui 4 sci-t section ii, township {
south, > nse3 est; Il II. NJ.
c'n'inH MS residence 'pVn. and cultivation of,
siid Land. VIZ: Within y. s,.rn,ri. John
Wells, Mcnr- Il. Victorian ard Ihu,nas Eing
ham. ali u Rot ll.i,-. ~. 7.
J6,. il. MN..as.D.. Register.
LAspo rllgr ~ DEAnwonn; pax, Sept. 20, 1881
Notice Is hereby given that the t How n.ram
setter has fled notice # his Intention. I, max.
final pr, 81 ss'ilpeIt q lis G! i'm. az that raid
pfb"t Viii Ne Mtu. b'i re tNe CLERK ii the Q!SfTicf
c'uIt ior Fall Liver County, Dakota, ut HIT
Swings, D.l' ia. II NV. ;. 1851, ,i2:
WIN Nnri. $ sTrvrArT.
II. T.. No. SIS, for the sw Ii nv ii, sec. 81, s,s ne
Icnamts tlc "ilow;rgwiisss,st IleNe ii.
cl.illtis r.iilsssr i,oa. aud cultivation Of,
said laId. VIZ: i's.lh loitr. lLntl,d ! city.
&c, isc NJ; THINNER s,d ,'oln Wells, Ill # Ett
Springs, Dakota. j"iiS X. W"iTEsIpl, Register.
LAND OFFICE At llsAnwooo. OAK. .Aiig. -. isST.
Notice is hereby given that the Following ramed
settler has filed notice "f his in,r.i;i NJ 10 make
final pre-. Il in snrDnrt Of Ills claim and that said
proof will he made before the clerk IF co.rt VI
Fall River county. y. T.. III Hot springs, ID. T.,
on October 10Th. 1885,. viz:
THOMAS BELL.
D. $. $50 + n the s . ne'.,. nwi, nc'i, and nw,i
sci,4 sec ign y. township : range +. u. lin.
liz names the t !ewing witnesses to prove his
c,i.il,,,. .r.sil.tc. 10 N. anl cultivation Of
said land. viz: Eugene u. Norton. John Wells,
William L. Gcrnond and Geo. +. Gibson. all vi
Hot Springs. u. L. JoliS Il. Wiurls1ns:.
Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-02-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

DR.. E. w. Royce's office at the Ave-
nue. House continues to be crowded
with patients, as the day set down for
his final departure draws nigh. and it
seems almost impossible to get audi
ence with him on account of the almost
constant demands upon his time. Suf-
ferers from paralysis, epilepsy, dropsy,
kidney difficulties, female complaints,
heart disease and host of other troub-
les, are among his patients, and these
are but few of the many cases that
have been cured by this man, whose
patrons style him Il truly wonderful
physician, and are facts given in an
unvarnished way. Some say it is
quackery, others that it is marval /;
but, call it what you may, when it
comes to a man, standing in the pres
ence of patient all eaten up and
wrecked with pain, making prOphesy
as to the future of that patient, and
then going to work to fulfill his own
prOphesy, which is apparently the
changing of natural and inevitable
results-when it comes to a man doing
this constantly, it calls for the honest
investigation of the public, rather than
the sneering from professional rivals.
DR.. Royce's greatest powers are seen
in desperate cases and moments of
great emergencies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-02-24
RECENT DEATHS.

NoYEs.-Albert L. Noyes of Hyde
Park died at Pasadena, California, last
Thursday, Feb. IL, at the age of AZ
years. About four weeks ago Mr.. and
Mrs. NOyes started for California for
the benefit of Mr.. Noyes' health who
was severely afflicted with asthma :.
The Journey seemed to give him but
little relief, and he rapidly grew worse
after reaching his destination and died
before he had been in the land of sun
shine and flowers three weeks. His
death was unexpected to his friends in
Vermont. On receipt of the news his
brother, A. b. Noyes of this place,
started at once to meet Mrs. NOyes
who left California on Saturday with
the remains of her husband, and they
undoubtedly met at Kansas City yes
terday and may reach Hyde Park Sat
urday. The deceased was promi-
nent citizen of Lamoille county; had
been cashier of the national bank at
Hyde Park over 25 years had been
largely engaged in numbering and
other business enterprises. He leaves
wife, whose long, sad journey with
her dead husband is not yet accom-
plished, son about Is years old and
five brothers and sisters, all of whom
live in Hyde Park except A. B. NOyes
of this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-02-24
BARNET.

Bailey & Co. are about to sell the
Novelty mill.
Burt F. Brown is home from Laco-
MIA, N. H., on visit.
Rev. Charles S. Smith of Montpelier
is expected to occupy the pulpit next
Sunday.
Homer Hazelton has sent for his
family, intending to make this place
his home for year at least.
Mary Boardman is expected home
this week having spent the winter
with friends in Amesbury, Mass.
d. E. Shedd from Haverhill, Mass,
has been running the saw mill this
winter. The mill will be closed for a
short time as Mr.. Shedd has gone to
Boston to see the firm. 1t is hoped he
may either hire or purchase the prop
erty and return to Barnet.
Edwin Richardson expects to move
back to Barnet and will live over the
drug store. His father moved into
Mrs. Potts house on Wednesday.-Joh
Champney has come back into the viii
lage and will live in the Orrin Morrill,
house, the Shepherd brothers having
rented the Stevenson farm.
The friends of Nathaniel Roy and
wife met at their house to congratu-
late and talk over their sixty years of
married life on Monday last. The Oc-
casion was very happy one and the
worthy couple received something be
side the good wishes of friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-02-24
An Accident Averted.

AN Accident AVerCGO.
After leaving WOodsville Friday af-
ternOon, passengers in the parlOr car
of the express train going north over
the Passumpsic road, became aware of
some trouble with the running gear of
the car; and when the train reached
McIndOes an examination showed that
the f1ange on the rear left hand wheel
of the car was almost entirely gone and
about two feet of the flange on the
right hand forward wheel of the same
car was also broken off. The car was
carefully side-tracked and the train
proceeded on it's way with some very
thoughtful and thankful passengers,
when they thought of what might have
been during the previous few miles,
especially at the Wells River bridge.
Another Hartford bridge disaster was
providentially averted. The fanges
are supposed to have been broken off
by rapid running on curves. A pas
senger in the car said he knew there
was trouble before they reached
WoOdsville, but the car inspector at
that point did not discover it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-02-24
The Express Sale.


The boys had a great time at the
sale of unclaimed baggage last Satur-
day evening at the depot. There were
the usual number of purchases of I'M
certain packages some bad bargains
and some good ones. Among the lat
ter was SIS or $50 worth of under
takers goods that were bought for SIS
or so, the only disagreeable feature of
the trade being that the buyer must
die to realize on his investment.
Among the other articles sold was n
valise which was bid off by j. A. Dex
ter of Passumpsic for 25 cents. In it
was found, besides lot of old chair
bottoms, two ancient Hebrew phylac
teries, one of them like those describ-
ed in Smiths Bible dictionary as worn
between the eyes, and the other SINH
lar to those described as worn under
the arm. They were made of raw
hide. In one was found a parchment
on which was written in Hebrew four
passages of scripture from the Old
Testament; i'm the other were parch
ments similarly transcribed. The va
lise and contents were afterwards sold
to George Winch and have created con-
siderable interest among antiquarians.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-02-24

CAMPBELL.-Rev. Garvin Campbell,
who was pastor of the United Presby
terrain church of Greensboro from 1850
to 1861, died at his home i'm New York
city on Sabbath, Feb. 20, of pneumo-
mia, after short illness, aged 65 years.
He studied medicine and practiced in
New York city eight or ten years be-
fore his death. DR.. Campbell came to
Greensboro when young man and
labOred very diligently, faithfully and
successfully, and left many friends
who will sympathize with bereaved
wife and children and mourn his I'M
timely death.